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iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma
iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma
iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma
iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma

iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma red eruption design Case

Product ID : 53071235


Galleon Product ID 53071235
Shipping Weight 0.34 lbs
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Manufacturer Volcano With Liquid Lava Lava Lake Magma Eruption
Shipping Dimension 7.76 x 4.76 x 0.75 inches
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iPhone XR Volcano with liquid lava lava lake magma Features

  • Walking and hiking Product: Keep the holiday memories alive - Smartly Designed with Love for you - You have the choice of many NEW colors and new hot styles !

  • Designed for you with love, peace at the base of the volcano in Hawaii! New colors: Designed with love for you during my fantastic holidays - we are only satisfied when you are! Great gift and birthday present for children and all cool people.

  • Two-part protective case made from a premium scratch-resistant polycarbonate shell and shock absorbent TPU liner protects against drops

  • Printed in the USA

  • Easy installation


About IPhone XR Volcano With Liquid Lava Lava Lake Magma

Good to know: A volcano is a geological structure that is created when magma (rock melt) rises to the surface of a planet (e.g. the earth). All of the side effects associated with the rise and discharge of the glowing molten rock are referred to as volcanism. During a volcanic eruption, not only glowing liquid, but also solid or gaseous substances are released. Lava is the name for erupted magma that has leaked to the surface of the earth in liquid form. Lava flowing on the surface of the earth as well as lava solidified out of movement is referred to as a lava flow.